Practice Management

Practice management involves overseeing all business aspects of a medical practice including financials, human resources, information technology, compliance, marketing and operations.

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Most HIX consumers will incur steep premium hikes in 2015

As the Department of Health and Human Services prepares for year two of the federal health insurance exchange (HIX), it recently announced plans for an automated re-enrollment process.

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AHRA 2014 Annual Meeting

August 10-13, 2014Washington, DC

AAPC 2014 Regional Conference

September 18-20, 2014Anaheim, CA

AAPC 2014 Regional Conference

August 28-30, 2014Chicago, IL 

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Maximizing Dose Efficiency for Pediatric Patient Imaging

Carestream

Radiographic imaging of pediatric patients presents a number of unique challenges compared to the imaging of adults. Learn more.

Raleigh Radiology Bridges Language Gap With Affordable Solution

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 25, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Language AccessNetwork (LAN) has partnered with Raleigh Radiology in providing a firstof its kind, affordable solution geared toward non-acute care medicalfacilities.

Zotec Partners Amplifies its “University” Training Program with New Facilities, Equips Staff to Better Service RCM Clients

INDIANAPOLIS, IN (February 25, 2014) – Zotec Partners (Zotec), the industry leader in hospital-based physician billing and practice management services, has resumed its “Zotec Partners University” program this week in its new state-of-the-art training facility. 

Emerging Practice Models in Radiology: Patient-centered Imaging

Zotec

It’s a question on the minds of many in the imaging community: How can a specialty with very little patient interaction built into its workflow improve its service to patients? As an emerging practice model, patient-centered radiology has a nice ring to it, but as Greg Thomson, CPA, executive vice president with Zotec Partners, notes, “This represents a major cultural leap for radiology. Radiologists have long had multiple customers—including referring physicians and hospitals—along with patients, and because they often do not interact with patients, their focus has been on the referring physicians, not the patients. It is a mindset shift for the specialty.”